Saturday, December 31, 2011
8 Amazing Emerging Technologies From 2011
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Wi-Fi jammed? It won't be a problem if you're networking through your room lights. You heard right — scientists at the Fraunhofer In...
Friday, December 30, 2011
Lifehacker’s Most Popular Australian Stories Of 2011
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Each year, Lifehacker lists the most popular Australian stories from the previous 12 months, and there’s always a surprise or two in there. ...
[How To] Buy a Digital Camera – Beginner’s Guide
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DSLR, Point-and-Shoot, Megapixels, Optical Zoom, Digital Zoom, they all might sound gibberish for many of you. In this tutorial, you'll ...
Infographic: What Happens Online in 60 Seconds?
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On the world wide web, things can move at a lightning-fast pace. In just a minute, you can probably read through and compose quite a few twe...
The 101 Most Useful Websites on the Internet
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As we approach the dawn of a new year, here are Digital Inspiration's picks for the 101 most useful websites of the year 2011. The 101 M...
The Web's Most Buzzworthy Questions of 2011
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Whether it opens the doors of knowledge or turns us into lazy researchers, the web can instantly gratify most inquiries. So when we wondered...
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
The 9 Oddest Job Interview Questions Asked at Tech Companies in 2011
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When sitting down for a job interview at a top U.S. tech company, you’d typically expect the interviewer to hammer you with questions testin...
How To Use Photoshop To Alter Reality As We Know It
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Photoshop is an amazing tool that can take any photo and change it into anything you can imagine. While it can take years of practice to alt...
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
StumbleUpon's Most Popular Searches and Links of 2011
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StumbleUpon, the site that lets you discover the web through its “Stumble!” button, released its Best of StumbleUpon 2011 package, including...
Monday, December 26, 2011
What Does ‘Made In Australia’ Really Mean?
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Whether or not you make a conscious effort to shop for Australian-made or owned products, when you do decide to go local, you’d expect that ...
Saturday, December 24, 2011
The best of Wacky Web Week — 2011
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When it came to the most popular Wacky Web Week for 2011, it was no contest. The most viewed video showed our churlish baristas dishing out ...
Four Ways To Wrap An Oddly-Shaped Gift
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Not all gifts are conveniently rectangular. Sometimes the presents you buy your friends and family come in an odd shape, making them harder ...
YouTube - what we watched in 2011
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YouTube has released its regular annual listing of what we watched in 2011. YouTube - what we watched in 2011
Vertical Chess Set
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The Vertical Chess Set by Hammacher Schlemmer is a wall-mounted chess set with a vertical chessboard. The playing pieces rest on acrylic she...
The Top Tech Stories of 2011
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2011 was a fantastic year for tech startups with Initial Public Offering’s (IPOs) happening left, right and center, social networks bringing...
How to Create a Bootable Offline Version of Windows Defender
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We’ve shown you many methods of removing viruses over the years, but now Microsoft has released a stand-alone version of Windows Defender, t...
Track Santa’s Route Across the World on Christmas Eve
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The US government just love spying on people, but let’s face it, without them we wouldn’t have all those brilliant cold war thrillers to wat...
Science year in review: 2011
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It was a year that began with natural disasters and ended with a bevy of discoveries, including Earth-like planets orbiting nearby stars and...
Friday, December 23, 2011
How Computers Work
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The Computer...How It Works. Wormholed from the archives of BBG. How Computers Work
Strange metal sphere that fell from the sky
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This 13-pound, 3.6 foot metal ball fell from the sky in the Republic of Namibia in southern Africa last month. Nobody has claimed ownership....
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